Our Journal

Neuroscientist, Dr. Josh Kaplan, discusses what happens to our body week-over-week during a month with no alcohol.

Before it finally stuck in January 2021, I tried and failed at dry January many times. I generally started January planning to reverse everything I indulged in in December — Negronis (not anymore, but lord did I love them), great food (still yes), desserts (still yes), and the lack of sleep that...

Most bars and restaurants now have a mocktail menu of custom crafted drinks that resemble their boozier counterparts. They look beautiful and even taste the part but they often come with some consequences we didn’t anticipate. While the alcohol has been removed, the flavor and palatability of th...

As Holly Whitaker writes in her book, Quit Like a Woman, we live in a society convinced that alcohol makes us all sexier, happier and more relaxed. We accept hangovers and low-grade depression as normal side effects of a beneficial drinking culture. To enable this belief, the past two centuries ...

If it weren’t for Negronis, Little Saints may not exist.  It was December of 2020, and I was living along with my dog in Detroit, where I had just moved and knew no one. Isolated and lonely, I chose the Covid comfort zone – the Zoom happy hour– for connection. I’d always loved Negronis, and since...

One way that Little Saints spreads joy is through our approach to customer service. Since we launched our ecommerce site approximately one year ago, we’ve learned that approaching customer service with compassion and empathy has served as a tool for our spiritual growth. Read on to learn how resp...